Wendy has given a statement after Kati Perry cruelly joked.
On Monday, fast food chain commented on an X post of the “Roar” singer in his space suit after his blue origin mission.
Pop Crave’s tweet read, “Katy Perry returned from space,” to which Wendy replied, “Can we send it back.”
In another post, Wendy wrote, “When we said that women in STEM do not mean it.”
However, a source of the situation was reported to be
He said, “Wendy did not joke – he made an alternative. His recent posts on the X for the purpose of Katy Perry were not only derogatory, but clearly unfair,” he told the publication. “It was not a harmless banquet, it was a billion-dollar brand, which was publicly using her platform to popularize a woman.”
Wendy then responded to a statement of his own. “We always bring a little spice to our social people, but Wendy has a ton of respect for Katy Perry and her out-off-the world-talented,” the company said. People,
Many publications mentioned that Fast Food Chen stopped the pop star from offering forgiveness with his statement.
Fellow pop singer Kesha also posted weighed, an Wendy’s shake and a selfie in the conversation.
Kesha’s Jab “Roar” singer’s controversial producer Dr. Came after collaborating with Luke, the real name Lukasese Gotwald, who settled a nine -year legal battle with Kesha before the test in 2023 that year, during which he defamed her by accusing her of drugs and raping in 2005 after a party.
Perry was part of all women’s space missions earlier in more than six decades. The crew climbed on a rocket created by Jeff Bezos’s space firm Blue Origin, with a full journey, with a full journey, with a full journey, with a full journey, with a rocket made by the Earth.
Perry Arabian’s fiancée, Lauren Sanchez, CBS News hosts Gayle King, former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Boway, civil rights activist Amanda Guyen and filmmaker Karian Flyn.
After the rocket safely landed, Gayle King told him CBS Morning The colleagues said that Perry sang “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong while in space.
Perry then told reporters of her song’s choice: “I have covered that song in the past and obviously my high self is always running the ship because I did not know that one day I will sing that song in space.”
Earlier on Sunday, Perry said that he was “confirmed” that his journey in the rocket was written in the stars on 14 April.
In a video posted on Instagram, he said that he is “always from the sky, from my guide, from my angels, from my high self, very little confirmation.”
“When I was invited to visit this trip, I saw the capsule. It outlined a wing in front of it and when I saw that it was like a total confirmation because my mother always called me the wing,” she said.
